Radio creativity and the broadcast media have their unique charms, mainly in terms of the power of sound, immediacy, and sense of immediacy, wide coverage, and accessibility. Compared to other media, radio can stimulate the imagination of the listener directly through sound, allowing them to construct pictures in their minds, and bringing about a more intimate and personal experience. This pure listening experience cannot be fully replicated in podcasting, music composition, and audiovisual media. The immediacy and interactivity of radio allow it to convey information and communicate with the listener in real-time, a real-time interaction that is more difficult to realize in podcasting and music composition, while audio-visual media often require complex technical support. In contrast to the pre-recorded format of podcasts, radio is more interactive in real-time, with a diverse range of programs including music, dialogue, news, and a variety of sound effects. While music compositions express emotions mainly through melody, harmony, and rhythm, radio programs can convey richer information through a combination of sound elements. While audiovisual media tell stories and convey information through the combination of images and sound, radio relies entirely on sound, which requires listeners to use their imagination more, and is one of the main attractions of radio.

In our group’s work, we demonstrated good teamwork, with a clear division of labor between members who were responsible for different aspects of the program, such as content planning, sound recording and editing, music composition, and mixing, to ensure the efficiency and quality of the production. We did a great job of communicating and exchanging ideas, all of us were very free with everything we said and would come together to make collective decisions. Every aspect of the production was carried out by a group effort and I am sure it was a production that the whole group was very happy with.